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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2024 · 21 MIN

117: There’s a Great Deal of History That You Should Know…

from Fresh Fusion · host Jared White

Some people say that RIVEN: The Sequel to MYST is the greatest computer game of all time. (That’s me. I say that.) Perhaps YMMV. But there’s no doubt that Riven is the G.O.A.T. of puzzle adventure games as pioneered in the 1990s, and this year we’re blessed with the tremendous opportunity to fall in love with Riven all over again, as Cyan has developed and published a modern remake in glorious real-time 3D. I am, quite simply, obsessed. Here’s why you should be too. Links & Show Notes Sign Up for Intuitive+ to listen to Fresh Fusion+ Leave a review on Apple Podcasts Subscribe to Creator Class (a Newsletter) Follow Jared on Mastodon & Pixelfed See the comments on this very episode, and add your own! Cycles Hyped No More (my new tech-focused newsletter) First issue: Hype Cycles, Come Again No More Riven (2024 Remake) Launch Trailer (YouTube) Riven (Wikipedia)

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